Join us at the Washington Crossing Historical Park for our Monthly Living History series, featuring Farmstead Fridays at the Thompson-Neely Farmstead. This educational program offers a unique glimpse into the past, showcasing traditional trades and daily life in the 18th century. On August 28, 2026, we focus on the art of milling with water. It is a fantastic opportunity for families and history enthusiasts to learn about our local heritage in an authentic setting.
What to Expect
An immersive educational experience demonstrating historical trades and daily life.
Who Should Attend
History buffs
Families
Students
Local residents
Agenda Overview
A day-long living history program held at the Thompson-Neely Farmstead.
Venue & Address
Washington Crossing Historical Park
1635 River Rd New Hope , Pennsylvania – 18938 United States
Organizer
Friends of Washington Crossing Historical Park · Non-profit
An organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Washington Crossing Historical Park.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a fee?
The program is free to attend.
Where is it held?
Thompson-Neely Farmstead, New Hope, PA.
What is the focus?
Traditional milling with water.
Who organizes this?
Friends of Washington Crossing Historical Park.
Is it recurring?
Yes, Farmstead Fridays are part of a monthly series.
Are there other programs?
Yes, check the park website for Soldier Saturdays.
Tags
history
living history
New Hope
Pennsylvania
education
farmstead
Summary
A living history program focusing on traditional milling techniques at the Thompson-Neely Farmstead.